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Re: Opinion: Questions for the Man with the Big House

Amazing to think that a young architect thinks that there is any merit to this building!

I saw part of a program on PBS last night about the restoration of Fallingwater.

To think that so many people have not advanced in their knowledge of architecture and that we are in 2010 and Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater in 1934.

That huge house is a monster in every way.

Proves yet again that money and sound taste don't necessarily go hand in hand.